Verse 25

²⁵This is what I have told you, Ksatta, about which you asked me: the talk between the Pracetas and Narada, in which Hari is praised. ²⁶This line of Uttanapada, son of Manu, has now been told out. Hear about Priyavrata's line too, best of kings. ²⁷He got the knowledge of the self from Narada, then enjoyed the earth again, divided it among his sons, and reached the state that belongs to the Lord. ²⁸Ksatta heard this good telling, given by the son of Kusaru, in which the Unconquered is spoken of; his feeling swelled and he was overcome with tears, and he held the sage's foot on his head and Hari's in his heart. ²⁹Great yogin, today you, whose nature is pity, have shown me this far shore of the darkness, where Hari is, who goes to the man who has nothing.

³⁰Saying this, Vidura bowed to him and took his leave, and went to the city named for the elephant, his heart at rest, wanting to see his own kinsmen. ³¹King, one who hears this about kings who gave themselves over to Hari gains long life, wealth, fame, good fortune, a way to go, and mastery.